For Interactive Marketing Professionals (Length: 6 pages)

April 30, 2008

Interactive Marketers Are Bullish In A Recession

by Josh Bernoff

with Jennifer Joseph

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In a recession, marketers typically cut interactive spending. But our survey of 333 interactive marketers revealed strong support for maintaining or increasing budgets in categories including social networking, email, blogging, and search optimization. Among 12 major categories only online displays ads looked soft. Professional services, financial services, and media marketers are most likely to plan increases in interactive marketing. In a recession like this, marketers should focus on the measurability of their online and social applications and think in terms of building long-term assets, not one-off campaigns to boost quarterly sales.

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Analyst: Josh Bernoff
Technology: Emerging Marketing Channels, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Marketing Planning
Geography: North America

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